The best clogs to wear now are cleaner than the shapeless pairs people remember. This edit starts with a polished leather clog, adds a black platform clog for dinner, and keeps a few soft suede and shearling pairs for the days when comfort is the point.
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If you want one pair that feels current without looking novelty, start with the horsebit leather clogs. For height, the black platform clogs are the easiest to dress up. The brown Camellia clogs are the personality piece, while the glitter buckle clogs are the fun pair that still feels wearable.
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The soft clogs to live in
The softer end of the edit is where the trend feels most useful. Kate Spade New York’s pair is the plush option, UGG’s chestnut suede is the everyday one, Miu Miu’s shearling-lined version is the quiet luxury pick, and the fleece-lined Crocs are the pair that doubles as a slipper. Choose the faux fur buckle clogs for a dressier cold-weather look, the chestnut suede clogs for errands and travel, the shearling-lined suede clogs when you want the softest neutral, or the fleece-lined clogs for slipper days that still run errands.
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The practical clogs that still look styled
The last three are the workhorses. The beige platform clogs give you height without a heel, the brown leather clogs are the pair to wear when the weather turns, and the black professional clogs are the classic comfort pair. None of them needs a complicated outfit: straight jeans, a neat sweater and a long coat are enough.
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How to wear clogs now
Keep the bottom half clean and a little relaxed. A clog has weight, so it looks best with full denim, a straight trouser or a longer skirt. Skip anything tight and cropped. A sharp coat or simple knit makes the shoe feel deliberate.
Shop the clogs edit
- horsebit leather clogs
- black platform clogs
- brown Camellia clogs
- glitter buckle clogs
- faux fur buckle clogs
- chestnut suede clogs
- shearling-lined suede clogs
- fleece-lined clogs
- beige platform clogs
- brown leather clogs
- black professional clogs
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